Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-08-23
Personal JOTTINGS

| About New Haven People and Other
People.
/ Fred'k Bacon has left Proctor & Maguire's
| He is going to Minneapolis, MINI.
Captain Treadwell Smith, of the precinc,
police, has returned from a vacation trip to
Long Island.
Rev. W. H. Thomas of Cambridge, Mass,
occupied the pulpit of the First Methodist
church Sunday.
Mayor Samuel A. York and wife leave to.
day for two weeks stay at the upper end OF
Moosehead Lake.
L. L. Camp, principal of the Dwight street
school, and his son Walter are at Martha'a
Vineyard for few weeks,
Rev. DR.. Willard, of the Westville Congre-
gational church, is at his farm in Mount
Washington, Berkshire county, Mass.
Rev. DR.. Twitchell, of the Dwight Place
church, and A. E. Chat6eld, the State street
cement dealer, are at the Adirondaoks.
6. A. Holland, former proprietor of the
Fulton chop house, leaves day for two
weeks vacation among the White Mountains
The yacht Zephyr with Captain George
Dudley, Myron R. Durham, F. P. Tyler
aboard has started on cruise to the east
ward.
F. w. Hart, graduate of Yale 49, has
been engaged to preach at the Howard avenue
Baptist chapel Sunday evenings, beginning
Sept. l. -. -
Arthur N. Rowe, formerly at John n.
Kloeks, has accepted an engagement at the
store of John w. Lowe, where he would be
pleased to see his friends.
Mayor Morgan g. Bulkeley, of Hartford,
has arrived home from California. Mrs.
Buckley returned with him. The latter has
been absent since June. spending most of
the time with friends and relatives in Cali
fornia.
John Mexican of the law firm of Robinson.
Mexican & Robinson, this city, is living at
Guilford in the Chittenden place. Mrs. Nc
Kean's sister, DR.. Murray of New Haven, has
made her home there through the summer,
coming daily to her practice in the city.
Miss Carrie Lamb, daughter of w N. Lamb,
has returned from an eight weeks vacation
trip. During her absence she has attended
Harvard commencement, commencement at
Wellesley college, where she formerly attend
ed, and has so;ourned at Bar Harbor for the
past few weeks.
Mr.. G. w. Walker of Monson & Carpen-
ters left yesterday morning for six weeks
trip to California, visiting first the north
western cities St. Paul, Minneapolis and Du-
luth, chen west to Omaha, Salt Lake City
and San Francisco, returning by southern
routes through lower California, Colorado
and Kansas.
Or. Frank Fl. Whittemore and family have
returned from the Adirondacks, where they
have sojourned the past five weeks. They
stopped at Paul Smiths on the lower ST.
Regis, which is the best known hotel in all
the Adirondack region. The family of Henry
Hotchkiss and Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Trow-
bridge were also at Smiths.
Mr.. Wilson Waddingham visited this oity
a short time ago and had long consultation
with his agent Mr.. James Scott. and it is
stated that Mr.. Waddingham has consented
to an investigation of the accounts with the |
view of satisfying Scott whether there is any
balance due him. Scott is quite confident |
there is and in q few weeks the investigation
will begin.
The Rev. Nathan Hubbell, pastor of the 1
Howard avenue NJ. E. church, has returned |
from brief vacation. During his absence 1
ne visited Cape May, Philadelphia, Troy,
Saratoga, Mt. McGregor and the camp meet /
ngs at Pitman Grove and Ocean Grove, N. |
J., and Round Lake, N. Y. To-day he goes
% the Plainville camp meeting to assist in /
he revival exercises and will occupy his pull
pit next Sunday.
Among the New Haven people at Newtown
IRE: Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge, Mr. and Mrs.
John P. Tuttle, Mr.. and Mrs. W. p futile,
Or. and Mrs. S. H. Crane, Miss Alice Porter,
Hiss Mamie L. Crane, Miss Maud Allan, Miss
edith Allen, Miss J. D. Bacon, Miss Maude
3acon, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Charles
y. Allen, Mrs. Theron Ives, DR.. Wilcoxson,
diss Edith Ives, Miss Wilcoxson, Miss Leete
nd William 7. Lyons.